6.02 Narrative
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The document provides instructions for using PowerPoint to tell a children's story with a moral. It recommends planning the story with characters, setting, and plot. The story should have a beginning, middle, and end, and conclude by stating the moral lesson. When creating the presentation, custom animations and slide transitions can be used to bring the story to life. The story is then told through the slideshow, potentially using dialog or other elements, and is graded based on conveying the story and moral effectively through the presentation elements.
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Pet Palace is a pet supply store that has opened its fifth location and covers all pet needs. It encourages people to check out its website at www.petpalace.com to learn more about the store and new location.
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Pets businesscards
The document contains contact information for 5 Star Service, a pet care business located at 3412 Paradise Lane in Cincinnati, OH. The business can be reached by phone at (513) 432-1235 or fax at (513) 432-1236. They aim to help pets feel at home and can be emailed at lisa@petpalace.com. The same information is repeated multiple times.
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We just opened a new pet services business called the Pet Palace in Cincinnati, offering pet sitting, haircuts, baths, training, and shots with over 40 years of experience in the pet industry. Our dedicated staff is committed to treating pets like family and ensuring customers are satisfied with our 5-star services.
Chapelhillnc
Chapel Hill is a town in North Carolina that is home to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the oldest public university in the United States. The population was listed at 54,492 in 2007. Some top attractions include Dean Smith Basketball Stadium & Museum, UNC Football Stadium, A Southern Seasons store and restaurant, and the Morehead-Patterson Bell Tower on the university campus.
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This document provides instructions for a Microsoft Access database assignment involving an address book and home inventory. It instructs the creator to make two tables, one for contact information on six friends and one listing six owned items. It then lists seven queries to run on the address book table. It concludes by asking the creator to make two forms and two reports, with one of each covering each table and including pictures and text.
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